The Sun. — London, England, 1808-12-07 00:00:00

N-xt. Tuesday the ,L i bttery, begins drawing, and a ,;tl . „ , ,ie Ticket' purcliast4 l a t • lit s It's Oakes, 4,.Corn -11,1, or 9,'CliariugCi - oss, may-gain upwards Of ONE ilt2NtittenTuOU6AND-POUNDS.-:-Al present Tickets ,StiareS are -to be bad in great variety, but , it - is doub, , .vilether.aiiy will be left for sale gues.round. . - The following melancholy circumstance occurred .on - Friday last, at Clayton, near Brighton. A lad, named Penfold,' being in the, upper tioor . of the mill belonging to that place, performing his Ordinary bti= siness, the cogs of the Wheel caught his round frock, by' Which accident 'he was, in an - instant, dragged into the machinery, and crushed to death. In ad dition to the Many admonitions we have from time to - tiiiie given, on the imprudence of wearing round frocks in Mills, we now earnestly recommend to ail millers, and those employed under them, the adop tion of a dress more compaet and dose, and leis lia ble to produde .such fatal and distressing accidents. LONDON Printed by lticx•ao. Ft s, of No. 4, Martlett..court, Bow-street; At the SuN-Ort-ct No. iti Strand; where Adve7tisemerits, Orders From ihe LONDON GAZETTE, Dec. 6, 1806. Mr Office, Dec. 6, tBaB. , . 4th Regiment .of Dragoons, Charles MaOden, Cent. to be Cornet, withottt purchase. 14th ,ftegitnent of Light .Dragoons, Lieutenant William Vaimnan, from the t6th Foot,.to be Lieutenant, - vice Eyre, who exchanvs Surgeon john . Ennis i ,from . the 6 ist Foot, to be Surgeon, vice liidston, appointed to the 7th Royal Veterim Battalion. 15t Ditto, Ensign Robert I:town, from the iSth Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase. 18tit Ditto, - Hesse, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur chase. . . Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards, Lieutenaut,-Colouel William Bu trout the Royals, to be Captain ot COm- party, vice Pringle, • who excnanges. Ist Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant-Colonel W. H. Brjrigle, from the Coldstream Foot Guards, ,to be LieuteniKe- Co lonel, vice - Buller, who exchanges. . 7th Ditto, Ensign Edward Irwin, from the Slip, I MOticr, to be Lieutenant. gth Dino; Lieutenant William 0. W. Ogle 'froni the gth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant, wit Lut purchase,. vice P. Taylor; promoted in the Bth Garrison -13. ttalion. trth Ditto, Ensign F. Arrhstrong to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gualey, promoted. 16th Ditto, Lieutenant Charles Eyre, from the t4th Light .Dragoons, - to be Lieutenant, vice Waimaati, woo ot changes. iStle Ditto, SaMuel Bishop, Cent. to be Ensign, without .• purchase, vice .Brown, - promoted in the tint Light Dra- goons. ztd Ditto; Ensign I. G. Schofield to be lieutenant, with . out purchase, vice . 13urv, who retires. 27th Ditto, Eientenant-john Guides to be Captain ofa Com pany, by purchase, vice Toihkins, who retires. 29th ditto, Mills Sandy's," Gent. to be Ensign, without pur chase, vice Pole, who re igns. 34th Ditto, Ensign Thomas Getrard• Bail- to. be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Johnson, promoted, oth Ditto, Ensign John Richardson, from the Monaghan Militia, to be Ensign.- • 42. d Ditty, james ((Obi:asap, Gent.. o be Ensign, by pur chase, 1: ice Lord lierriduie, promoVd. 44th Ditto, Hospital Mate Hitt Coilins to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Hanby, appointed to-the Ist Foot. soth Charles Noah, .Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase; vice Spicer, promoted in the 59th rout. s3d. Ditto, Joseph John Crosier Harrison, Gent. to. be En sign, by purchase, vice llarrOAcihr who retires. Liea tenant Henry Browne; troin the South Mayo Militia, to. be Ensign. 57th Ditto, Thomas George, Cent. to be Ensign, without . purchase, vice %V itherin ) , ton, -promoted in he 63(1.1'0.4. 63d Ditto, Ensign Thuina-s ‘Vitheringtan, froni the 57th Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Copping i who retires. 65th Ditto, Ensign Philip Humbly, from the Asti) Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Richards, promoted. -- 68th Ditto, Captain Compton Doinville, front the 4th Utir rison Battalion, to be Captain of . a. Company, vice flaw. thorn; who exchanges. • - 7 tst Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Thomas •Pidgeon.to be Cap tain of a Company, by purchase, vice Forbes, Who rei.es. 74th Ditto, Ensign and radjutant George Cr:swell tp have the Rank of Lieutenant. B.)th Ditto, Lieutenant Joseph Ellis, from the 15th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase,vice W : iteeler, promoted. 81d Ditto; Captain Lewis Saurin, frOm Hail-pay of the late tostli Foot, to be Captain of a Company (repaying the dif ference), vice ttyster, who exchanges. B,<i (Ditto, Ensign lolin Montgomery to he'Lieutenant, vice - ltivingtOn deceased. 3stli.Ditto, lames Mitaell, , Gent, to be Ensign, without purchase, vice ,Goodhere, whose Appointment has not taken place. - 96th" Ditto, Lieutenant 'oho Franklin to be Captain of a Company, vice - Pohlman, deceased. • Ensign John Pur cell, trotu the tith Foot, to be Lieutenant,- vice Jappie, deceased. . ' , sth West India Regiment, Charles Goodwin„ 1.;ent.,.t0 be Ensign, without pLirchase, vice Sutdilte, promoted. 6...11 Ditto, Malcolm Fra,;eri Gent, to be Ensign, without p .irchase, vice W hitetOrd, iirumoted 111 01C 34th Pool. 4tit Garrison k t i ..at..a..i 011, Captain Robert ildwtuottie, from the 68th Foot, to be: 'CapLin of a Company, vice'bvin- vili., who exchanges. Bth Ditto, Captain laines Spawforih, from half-hay of • the late, 2.Bth Light Dragoons, to be Captum of a Company, ; vice Etrington, who exchanges . . , 9th Ditto, Ensign lames Kirby, from the 36th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Ogle, appointed to the yth Foot. 7thitoyal Veter,in Battalion, Surgeon john Kinston, from . -the Lttit Light Dragoons, to ou Surgeon, vice Gill, de . ceased. OLD BAILEY, DEC : 6. THE KING V. SANDERSON. Mr..GURNiv, tor.- the. Prosecution, stated -tha.t this Was a prosecnt ton for a ltbe.l contained in a work ; , he Defendant, enti•led " A Political Akcount of .the Island t.,f Trinidad," published by Nle,srs.lia,4sons, of Cornhill, which contained sc.er.:l strictures upon the charatters of Messrs. Black amt -Begorratf, who belonged to the Govern 7 .rnent Council and Cabilda of that Island. Upon the slot mai proof being'given, and the Li -13,:l being read, it appeared that in every ono of the c.tiors the Pleader had insertedseveral notes, which ru:curfcd in ttl.e. work, as a part. of the text, but not At the places where the.tnat ks of ,reterence•aGlually occurred, but at the ends of the sentences. 'pon this 0 ) e. RE,co“nER and the CommoN SER JE&NT, before whoa) the case was tried, prevented ail fin tl'er proceedings, saying that it would be an thing to make . any publication a libel if you could transpose the various passages of it. Mr. Marryatt, General ;Pic.ton, and other • persons :connected with the concerns of Trinidad, were attending, in order to giveevidence as to the, State of the Island, &c. • Mr. NOLAN for the Defendant, regretted that he had not been enabled to go into the defence of a work which, he said, he should ever consider as a most valudble history. Toe Defendant was acquitted. . THE KING" v WM. WINSTANLEY, P. CHELL, AND VRANCES CHELL: Mr. KN APP opened the prosecution,, which was zip incliament for a conspiracy, to procure•the escape of Winstanley from the Fleet Prison, where he'had• been confined' in 'execution for debt. ' The indid-' went stated, that the conspiracy was' effetted by Eances Ciiell, -the Wife of P. Chell, a fellow pri soner, lending Winstanley some female apparel, by. which -he escaped- to his lodgings, in Wardrobe , place,. DotEtors' Comrnons. • Atter he was - gone; a . washer-woinan called upon Linn with some thin s, grid finding that itaaca he had escaped, she Went to inforrn Mr. Nixon, • the Deputy Warden, in order • that she might not be accused of _Conniving - at . She then went, by the direclien of Chell, who had told her that Winstaniey was gone off, to his !orig . ings, where 'she found Mrs. Chell tying up a handle, which appeared to C 0111343.2 gown. When she told Winstanlev . that she - had. be..en 'tp . the Fleet, he said she had -spoilt ail, and begged her to, take back a let ter to Chell; but this she refused to do, saying she 1. not tune: -1-lOwecer, s. 'e after'sv_ards went to the Fleet tol'nfortri Mr. Nixon thin she had seen-Winstan ley.--.--Win"stanley Was then sent for by Mr: Nixon, Lken back to prison, and was put in 'the strong roor-n, aniitibt the hisses of his fellow-prisoners. Upon bei'ig asked hOw - he escaped he said he had his joke otitill•tvomaWs clothes, as any man might do - . Cnell Was atikwards: placed for seyerol days in con fi...etnefit tn:thestl'ong room, from which . "})-lace he write aiester to Mr. Nixon, speaking in iiigh terms of his - btan , .:nity, imploring his commiseration, and atik.c„ - that ".the assistance he gave-to 'Winstanley .was troao_:.e belief that it was indispensihly neces sary be. sltauld .return to his lodgings, and that he viould orire back to the Fleet ; and that he (Chen) rs a man for what he had done." Chell •was soon !itet i iL•-ct. Winstanley also wrote to Nixon, s i•log, that if nobody should suffer but ,bialseV, he would - tell him . truly bow he escaped, aril whose assistance.. Mr. REYNOLDS, as Counsel for the prisoner, Win .stanty, and Mr. SMITH, for the other prisoners, took several onjt6tions to the indiatinent • and the evidence, which were over-ruled.—First; that the patent . should be produced by which tyles was a: - :;oilited Warden of the Fleet.—Secondly . ,. That it 'bei g avowed that Winstanley escaped against the consent of E.,yles, :he should he produced-as a wit nesS to support that allegation, in order that he might •be cross-examined. They each • afterwards addressed the Jury, and contended, that no conspi racy was proved. As to the letters, they said they contained no t;recise admission of thtt fact, or of the mode-of the escape, or who had assisted Winstan _ley, or how he had been assisted. They urged also"with great feelitig,•that it Would behard-to con vict men of a conspiracy upon the evidence olletters written in a state of confinement, ad-dressed with a, view to. tla•ter the I)erson who- had the power of releasing •them from their prison. Of Mr. Nixon; the gaoler, they spoke in high terms of commenda. tion. • - - - - was :.soir Mr. SMITH, in explaining the law respeCiing conspiracy,. said, that to,convict one man of it, was like-the lolly of the Irish Man who called himself singly a Committee. The RECORDER summed up, and relied strongly upon the' letters in evidence against the Prisoners. Winstanley. and Chell. The' Jury, after some hesitation, pronounced a Verdid of acquittal as to all the Defendants. Same day the Sessions ended, when sentence was *passed on the folio% ing Prisoners, viz. Mary Ann Parker, John Clark, Mary Gee, Mary Curtis, Tim, Walden, Whitton, Jathes Hawkey, William Clark, John Flinn, Moses, Copeland, Robert Fen ton, 'alias Robert Atkinson -Fenton, Mary Webb, Lois' Worley, Thos. Hurren, and James Leek, whose judgment _ was respited last Session, were ordered to be transported beyond the seas for . the - t ray of seven years. Harriet Spike, Mary Jones, and Widget Lewin ton were ordered to be imprisoned in the-House of CoJeCtion at Clerkenwell, for (w/o years each. Five '.v ere ordered to be imprisoned in. Itie same Gaol for i year, each-17 to be imprisoned for 6 calendar mouths-,-12 to be imprisoned in Newgate for various periods 9 to be privately, and 3 pub licly whipped-4 fined-is, and discharged— 2 judg ment respited—and i 4 were discharged by Pro . clamation. _ . A.lj ,, urned to . the•ltth day ofJainnfry next. VOLleTi. Bow-STurr.—Yesterday Charles Ross alia; Thin phreys, was brought iri the custody of 'J. Linibrick, before Mr. 'NARES, charged with feloniously steal ing a box, - containing about two hundred weight of soap. . It appeared that the Prisoner went into a tallow chandler's shop, in- Holles=street, Clare-market, on Monday - evening, to purchase. a trifling. article, and lett the shop door open ; while he was dealing, a man got the box ant of the shop, and the Prisoner went out, and assisted him in lifting it up; this was observed by some neighbours opposite, who called out, and the Prisoner and his companion ran off.— The cry of" stop thief" was raised, and Limbrick happening to be passing at the time, stopped and secured bun. Hid proves, to be a well-known cha racter at the Office. He was committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET.--A. hackney-coachman, of the name of Tweed, was fined for extortion, in . demanding and receiving ,three shillings more than his fare, from a Mr. Scott and two Ladies, whom . he droVe from the Opera house to Paddington on Monday night. The coachman, as usual, was ply-. ,ing for fare at the edge of the pavement, and the prosecutor and his fiiends were handed 'into the coach by a link-man ;. but the driver refused to pro ceed under, six The party did not chuse to alight, and .Mr. Scott promised to satisfy the coachman, which he attempted to do, by paying him two shillings.. ,The,coactiman, however, de manded five shillings; and the prosecutor, rather than subje& himself to insult, paid it, and very properly brought the extortioner to justice. UNION-HAUL.--A -meagre silly-looking fellow was brought up yesterday, by Philips, the High Constable of Bermondsey, on the charge of sacri, legiotisly stealing from ~the church-yard human bones, which, he said, he sold by ,the bushel to a man in Tottenham-court-road; but would not men tion his name. ,He was seat on board the Tender. An-Inquisition was•taken yesterday, at the Bell,. Oxford-street, on thebody of a young woman of the name of Heater, a servant, who was found dead in her bed on Monday morning. The deceased was observed during the last week to labour under heavy klrelancholv, bordering on insanity, but the Causeway unknown. It. vas discovered that she had poisoned herself in consequence of her being pregnant. — Lunacy. , Yesterday Morning an Inquest was held before THOMAS SHELTON, Esq., Coroner for Ore City of London and Borough of Southwark, at the White Hind, in the Broad-way, St. Thomas's -street,, in the Borough,• on the 'body of -Mr: Richard Jones, lying dead in the house of Mr. Mitchell, painter and glazier, close adjoining the public-house. The sub- ' stance of the evidence amounted to this—that the deceased was a young man, about 24 or 25 years of age; he was, the son of a highly-respeatable shop keeper in the Coy, and was the pupil of Mr. Astley Cooper, Surgeon and Le6turer at Guy's and St. Tho mas's Hospitals. The deceased- lodged in Mr. Mitchell's hot Se. Between twelve and one on‘Siin day, Mr. Mitchell's servant girl thought she heard the. deceased call ; she went up to the front-room on•the first floor, where he sat, and asked what he called.for; the deceased started up off his seat, ap parently very much confused and agitated, and said he had not called her. , She then Went. hp stairs to make' his bed, and in the course of a few, minutes she was alarmed by something which she conceived to be like the report of a pistol—she ran down stairs, Mr. Mitchell and his family ran up, and upon 'en tering therootn, the deceased was found in his chair, in a sitting posture, with his head blown almost to pieces, a great profusion of blood about the room, and a' pistol:lying on the floor close by the chair on which the deceased sat. It appeared that the•ball had en tered close to the light ear, and gene out at the' top Of the head, which caused•almost instant death. In a table-drawer in the room three or font - more bul lets and some powder were found. Mr. - B. Travers, surgeon, who had. also studied-under 'Mr. Astley Cooper, was sent for, as having been a particular friend of the deceased, who proved most clearly 'that th.e_deceased had laboured under a derangement of his intelleets for several years.—Verdi, Lunacy. , A few days since,-a-young man, named Eldridge, of Emburst, in Stissex, had - his 'brains blown out, by. the accidentally going off of a gun, with which he hail beep shooting at tookS..' We understand the lac cident was occasioned by a, pradice rather common, that of dropping the but•end of his fowling-piece on the ground, with the Muzzle-poiniing towardi his body, the jar of which shookjdown the cock, and caused the fatal-explosion: ' ' On Monday,• the 2lst. ult. abbot twelve o'clock at noon, a fire broke but tit the Parsonage- lionse; at Upton, the •property of the Bishop of Oxford, but rented by Mr. Osmond, and under him by some poor persons, divided' into two lenenknts, burnt rapidly until both tenements 'were totally de stroyed. • At one time Ehe 'fire threatened . devasta tion 'to the whole village, ,buthappily the Parish en ginqs-arrived in time to save the granary' and barns, which were full of corn,. the property of Mr. Os-, mond. BoxiNG.-- , --A sanguinary bocing match, for what the combatants _termed a glass of gin and a belly full, took place yesterday, near the Wormwood Scrubs, between Richard Jones, a professor of mean rate, and George Toby, a coachman. There was a nu merous meeting, and after a subscription had been entered into to compliment the winner, the Corn peers stoutly contended for the vnrsc (three guineas) Tor one hour and ten minutes, when Jones was de clared the conqueror. BREVE C. Captain Charles Edward Blake, of the sth Garrison Bat talion;: to be Majoi hi the briny. BARRACKS. John Hay, Esq. to be a liartatl-Master in Great Britain, vice (Wm iohnstune, cle4.eased. • The King's German Ist Regiment of Light Dragoon, Cadet Scrjeant C.;torge Baring to be Comet, vice Heiinbing, proniutcd. • • ILIENioRANouro. Brevet Major Henry Cox, cat the 81st Foot, who was su perseded, as 6rated in the Gazette of the 24th of September, ISA, is reinstated in histitank. • The appointment of nsiga . Guy Rotton, from the loth Foot, to be Cornet in the 16th LiAht DtagoonS,.as stated in the Ga4ette ofthe 19th ult. has not taken Place. -The. undermentioned — Offieers arc superseded, being absent without Leave, • . 16th Foot, Liebtenant Henry N. Bromwich. 6.th Ditto, Ensign Baron . Thu ter. . . gSth Ditto, Lieutenant I. Bordtvine. Commission in the Inverness-shire Regiment of 19j . 1itia, signzci by ins AL.j,•sty. • Henry %V 'Aker, Gent. to be Adjutant, %ice ltiiison, i . .bigned. DV Aug. 18, 1838.. • , . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED t , , , ,Joseph Ellis I3atley and john Hinchliffe, ofNlelthanh Al cy Ybikshire . , dyers. . . • BAA'KRUPTS. , William Whitaker, of,Chariton-row, Manchester,mann fadurer,-to surrendcr Dec. 14, 21, and lan. 17, at three, at "' , the Dog Tavern," Manchester. Attornies; Messrs. Kear sleyand Cardwell, Manchester ; or Mr., P. Hurd, Temple, London., • , Georgeßeswick, now or late of Pnris,mquth," tavern keeper, Dec. 19, At' One, 20, at r weltrAt'anttiPtn. 17; at ate, at the Blue-hosts Inks, Portsmouth yolo,„ A.ttornies, Messrs. Thomas Naylor and S,itiluel•lNtitYlol - , Great. New - port-street, Long-acre, London ;or Glen dining, Poitsea. Michel Davenport, of Shellield,Vorkshire, cutler, Dec. is, 6, and an. 17, at eleven, at t ce Tontine Ihn, Sheffield. Attornies, Messrs. Sykes and Knowles, New tam, London; or Messrs. I. and I. Wheat, Sheffield. . • "William Malone, of Biimingiiao., tailor, Dec. 19, at five, 20, and lan 'l7, 4C : t Vir; at the FOuntain, 'Birroimchain. .Attornies, Egerton, ,Gray's-I London ; or Mr. Stubbs, liirminghairi. Henry Stone, 61. Wilton, Herefor&hirc, corn-I - odor, Dee. 21, 2z, and lan. 17, at eleven, at the bush 'Pavan, Brisr:,l. Attornies, Mr. John Tarrant, ChanLery-lane, London Mr. Peter Cliflinxt, Thomas. Hill, late of 13riglithelnistone, Sussex, baker, Dec. 14, t s, and Jan. 17, at ten, at the White klart I lin, Lewes. A t. tornies, Mr. Gwynne, Lewes ; or Mr. I leathcote, Bouverre , street, Flect.street, London. Henry Matthews, of Kew-street, St. George the Martyr, Surrey, baker, Dec. 10, 24, and Jan. 17, at ten, at Guild hall, London. Attorney, Mr. NOy, Samuel Bates,. late,of Biereton, Statibrdshire, grocer, Dec. 17, 19, and Jan. 17, at eleven, at the Red Lion fun , Brere. too. Attornies, Messrs, J. and R. Willis, Watnford court, London; or Mr. Foster, Rugciy, Staftbrdshire. John Eldershaw, of Shit/hal, Salop, norse-dealer, 1)ec,.19, at eleven, 20, at eleven, and Jan. 17, at four, at the Fountain Inn, Birmingham. Attornies, Mr. Lowe, Bir. mingham; or Mr. Chilton, Exchequerpflice, Inn, London. John Dards, 'oleo' . Banksidp, but now of Vauxhall, Surrey, lighterman, Dec. so,. 13; at one,. and lan. i 7, at ten,'"at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. 'Towle, Fishmongers'. hall, Upper Thames-street. lohn Bruce, of Hull, master-mariner, Dec. 10, 20, and Jan. . 17, at' twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Kearsiy,- BishoPsgate,street. Morning, 6 min. astir 5. Id published . by WILLIAM ARtiIIGF.R SCR In's, uth Molton. btrtcr, G rcy:renor-squarci ter the raver, Idlers for the &v, (rmst-paidi muit be addressed. • M V HIGH NATL (. AT LoNDoN Bltl DG E f () 7 ROW. • , i i ttor Afternoon, 25 111°' John Parkes, of Horsleydowr, Surrey, . t 3, 20, and 1311. 117; , at ten, Lon(h )i '' tr iet, • tooies, Messrs. Arcire.son and.Morg,;;l, :'incite -5 Broad-st reet . - • • ' re ,letetniah•Mallatratt, late of •Wansford,. N o rthamptor the inuholder, Dec, 23 t at four, 24, and jan. 17, at tent l t i s , Littleton Arms Inn . , Perikridge,, S re.. Atn 4o • Messrs. linpey and Wightinan, Inner . Temple, Lou d or Mr. Bilston.. • • - . DIVIDENDS: lan. 28. foanna Anderson, ,of Dern-street, goho,Middles e%, piano....orte-maker, at twelve, at Guildhall, Dec: 31. Stephen Baylis, of Ledbury, Herefordshire, - ba ker, at eleven,at tit.: Plume of Feathers Inn Ledbury. , Dec. 28. Th ,, inas' Lloyd AnWyl, late ot Shrewsbury, Salop' money-hcrivenei, at one, at the Castle Inn, SlirewsburY . lan. S. lames Forshaw, of Preston, Lancashire, linen-'i ce ' per, at twelve, at the Spread Eagle, Preston - . Jan. 6. Robert Bell and, Robert Fleciles,.o(Newcastle-uporl: Tytit, woollen-drapers, at' el e v en „ at - .the Queen's Head, I Newcastle-upon. Tyne. , . Dee. Valentine Green and Rupert' Green, ' of street, Tottenham-court• road, . Middlesex', eng ratters, a l ten, atGuililhall. Dec. 30. - fames - Luckier, late of liristol,upholder, at elaci l t .. true Bush Tavern, Bristol. Dec. 27. John Rowe, late of Castle-street, Falcon -Square'. London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall: Ilt Jan. 21. jdhn 13irkett Of tile Old Swan, LOil-° merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. • Jan. 17 George nrchard, • late of Copenhagen-house, cllesex, victualler,' at ten,,at Guildhall. • • ti'' April 4. Joseph Hirst,,OfStifrllk•lane, Cannon-street, L 0 don,•broker, at twelve, at Guildhall vi• Jan. 3s. Jereiniall•Parkinson and j‘hit Stork of St , - 3 4 : our's Church-yard, Southwark, Slimly, hop-factors , . twelve, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 28. John Marshall,'of Denby, 'Periistor , e, Yo . e.c.s" tanner, at ten. at the - White Hart Inn, Wak field. Lair _ Percy: Dec.. 27. George Atkinson, of Ciotti-;'air, - • • don, glazier, at twelve. at Guildh a ll. , . CERTIFICATES. SOl f'l , Dec. iz. • fohn,ao Ciecir4;e Hebert.. of Grange-road, wark",'Surrey, tanners. • \ • put° Joseph of Fountain- place, City-road, Middles - e 74, • tactor. Pones Manks, of Honslet, Leccli, Yorkshire, merchant - Thomas lObott Circe, of Lime-street, Joan Cocl;.s . Bower,- navel or latept I;Ctibury, iierctorda ur milliner. thoinas Adams, of Lancaster, merchant. , •- . Benjamin Dryer,•or Exeter, floor-elotli-nranufaatirer. PARTNER.SII IPS, D15.1014'&15. • • W. W. Tait and Tiro s iria's Danson, of Liverpool. Benjamin 'fill and George Horn, of Manchester,' brickl*lrtli Win. Shackleton,. Win.- (thificki. and I. T. Grilt°"' • Kingston„upon Bull, merchants. Rich. and J - •itn-es Witehell; of south CadbUry, Somerset. Thos..,Sterriciale,. John Lloyd, and John: Robley, of 1\137 c!tester, malt-dealers. I:ji . • o;lo Major, Ann Major, and Rich. Pemberton, of .Brook Thatnes-street,-bottle-merchants.. . Fisher and Houghton, of Ltverpool, • A ludicrous circumstance occurred one nigh t 134 , ; „ 0 ,week Broowhill, near \Vitalton . attempted to rob the barn of Mr. John Pratt, of 1 ,`:,;-; . place ; but while they were breaki n g i n , two ney-sweepers who were lodged there forthe vairrlg of.starting 94 early in the wonting a ith thcir : o f at the fanner's, were 'roused •by the noise, and e. calling out, " I am comi n a,"' th e depr..,„z' scampered, off in great terror: , 100 Monday night the Leeds Wagzon;lOn its'ft, r the 1.3u1l and Mouth lim, was ro bb e d in Fillt"'l,itr, square, of fiy - t: trusses, contaiiting . superfine ,a piece of kerseymere; l , ie •es, ois thi " . • iue of up.vards of 'go]. ' Di 5 Z:OU NT ALLOWED ON LOTTERY ick; Every Purchaser of :ShareS ofTiekets, ' atno witiOS Five Pounds and upwards, will he allowed 0i40 )14/ ' 1 4, at). WARN glt's Fortunate Oilice, Ciurti 140, ~ ', ; ll d, Capital Prizes to a large amount have, t.x‘ , ,rVr-"'..A . sold iu Sharei.--The I.4w.teiy begins dfli\:Ong Tuesday, with superior , advantages t:, riv ``df Scheme, viz. Tq . o nesk , PriZes of - 560 TicL2.ti besides Four of 20,0001: Tiro of 10,0601. 1„.,;4 - ---` 50001. &c. &c. " ",615 On fuesday next the Lottery begins,: l be :for day presenis a Chance never equalled in 'tier Lottery. Ticke : ts and Shares : are oa il, - SwitzT and Co.'s Offices, No, 11, Ponlirv) ctiaring-cross, and No. 3i , Aldgate, - BIRTHS. .'Ma)4 Yesterday morning, at his house in Hertford-strt :er, fair, the Lady of Mr. Dent, M. P. of a Daught,l. Chiigo' On the wit of August-last, in thelslatd.ot . St. pher's, the Right Flon. Lady .Crar t stown, of a I)°,g'" it.oY 3 - Lately, the Lady of Sir lOhn hart. ,of " c Navy, of a Son. • - ' • ItlARRIED::1"-: of T,a i s a t rg l , v ir e e e t k .s ,• tr a c c e T t :! c nb a r y i e ti n g d e is V h ;e .b i l ls u ,. a T e l:o t m o, a i s \l Le ., n . ot' Bontl.:street. • • : r 1 ' - • - • le On Friday last, St. Atidre\v'i; 1-loP , 'orn,, - , / ,. t he o' l Ri act, ot' . Carmarthen,. to Miss' Eliza lona, - • . place. , . Saturday last, Mr. W. T•loutriore • of Matg4tf - j 0 .,,01C" C - aiiilntlisli-scluaie, Solicitor,' tLi — Mis's C ar riCk, " Strtidf. , • -OR Thursday the , l7tl3 lilt at -Newberry. lames Pl ir tdot „ • • Fsq. of Kilcoletnan, •to Miss Ellen Vtlliainsu i, y daughter !: Esq. Q f Dronl ol .'' , County of Cork. • coarr,' 01f1SaturOay, '§elmight, ; K pa trick, V.i' 11311.1 ,,, u 0 . E N . (;141m0 , r„ 4). Miss Ann Mseptinick , daug.h.ter of the R ev : tighn Cormick, of ilatfi' i 'f 0 5 ' Aaew days ago, .stsVVymoutli, CharleS tale, , ( :_ y. l3i toi; to liowtes, silr.frst datiAincr of ..tne, Lite .110;vles, Vis'ar.of id, • - , . ' I) 1 1. , : D . • ' i alt] On l - ,m the 3:1 inst. at Bedgc , y, in • K kigh iint, the st . .. .I:ady l'Uttester. On 'Saturday last, at !lath, Mrs. Charnock, -the L -, lolui Charnock, Etiq. of the,l slat-RI of.liaroadve.s. — On Mouday last, at Camberwell, John ltrasie..., .F..5i1.., . 'The - sagne day, in the 7btli year of her age, ; I d ! s• 1" )111. • r of li iy-place, ' • : _ ..• ' fi ° e On Wednesday last, at his fathers house at Durs leY, at, 30, Mr. John L. Church, - . • 'fel; Lately, at the 1-leata, in the Queen's Count)", '' Dowell O'Reilly, Esq. f.s4' A fetedays ago, suddenly, in I)ithlin, F i SilarßcD,g,, i4 Author Q 1: "'The Racin3 Calenclar,,iland. f o rmerly 1 . the CUrragh of Ki;(l,:it , ,:. . .......,..>„, _--- ERIC/t 3 . 10CK , Y FSTL'R DA Y. " , I)ldia r" liticfia Stotk, 5 ro s• aS , 7 'pr , ExefteqUer 7i 9 s ' 'lmperial 3 per Cent. Dit.o Airo. 6 7 ' 6 61 ' Ceprts., Nl' Op . 66i sank Stock, 2;6 • Navy's per Cent. shut._ . Irish 5 per Cent. sis 4 - pertent. 81 biz 8i i 1 per Cent.' Red. 65 3 per :.:ent. Con. shut bank. Ann, 18 I,lGrit NC N!'. criivasr.ND, tikscrmntß 5. ' F , t be, • Passed by— . lbe 'Tortoise, Cfark, froAl,lllalt3:4 Wen! Solis,Wynne, twin. 'Nelt , on, Shiner, ifVl t ot4Yl pun; Anna, Poynter, from Watcr turd ; and tb J • oSail e hnn, fronv Wexford. so d —the, Milford, Whitg, for Gibraltar ; an•al Oi' nalia, Edwardson, fur Jamaica.